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Ahead of a debate on medically-assisted suicide in the UK’s House of Lords, the English bishop in charge of pro-life issues says the proposal would “skew the meaning of medicine.”
A leading Catholic priest in Cameroon has called for the restoration of the ‘power and dignity” of traditional leaders to help resolve the country’s Anglophone crisis.
Father André Sylvestre, 70, was shot to death in Cap-Haitien on Monday, outside a bank where he had just completed a transaction.
The bishops’ conference of Belarus accused state media of stoking anti-Catholic feeling, after an official newspaper equated priests with Nazis in a front-page cartoon.
Muslim extremists in eastern Uganda last week boarded a boat in which an area evangelist was fishing and killed him, sources said.
He is the sixth bishop to be consecrated under the deal signed in 2018.
Archbishop Martin carried the Auschwitz martyr’s relics through the streets of a Northern Irish town.
“Synodality” has become an everyday word for the Church under Pope Francis. However, what it actually means in the life of the Catholic Church at a universal, local and diocesan level is still trying to be understood.
The world’s top Christian leaders — Pope Francis, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the spiritual leader of Orthodox Christians — on Tuesday issued a joint appeal for delegates at the upcoming U.N. climate summit to “listen to the cry of the Earth” and make sacrifices to save the planet.
RICHMOND, Va. (BP)—Desiring to help its team members maintain access to unreached peoples and places and remain healthy as they seek to take the gospel to all nations, the International Mission Board announced a policy Sept. 8 for field personnel and staff members related to COVID-19 vaccinations. This policy addresses…
